Thursday, Oct. 10 at 6 pm at our original broadcast home, Off Square Books!
The Thacker Mountain Radio Hour is delighted to be a part of Sarahfest, a month-long series of lectures, films, concerts and exhibits sponsored by the Sarah Isom Center for Gender Studies at the University of Mississippi.
We’re also delighted to return to Off Square Books!
FREE Admission!
Come early!
Doors: 5:30 pm
Show: 6 pm
Off Square Books is located at 129 Courthouse Square, Oxford, MS 38655.
Guests:
Author: M.L. Rio –Graveyard Shift – Spooky gothic thriller from the bestselling author of If We Were Villains
Music: Alice Hasen – Memphis fiddle grooves, new EP, Dream of Rain
Music: Julie Williams – New EP, Tennesse Moon (CMT New Women of Country)
Hosts: Jim Dees with Paul Tate and the Yalobushwhackers
Airtimes:
Thursday, Oct, 10– 6 pm (CT) WUMS 92.1 University of Mississippi
Thursday, Oct. 17 – 8 am (CT) WYXR 91.7 FM Memphis, TN.
Saturday, Oct. 19 – 3 pm (ET) WUTC 88.1 FM Chattanooga, TN
7 pm (CT) Mississippi Public Broadcasting
9 pm (CT) Alabama Public Radio
Sunday, Oct. 20
3 pm (ET) WUOT | 91.9 FM, Knoxville
2 pm (MT) KNCE 93.5 | Taos, New Mexico
Archived here: Spotify, SoundCloud, Google Podcast, iHeart Radio
M.L. Rio is the author of the gothic novella, Graveyard Shift (Flatiron Books). Her previous book was the bestselling sensation, If We Were Villains. That novel, her debut, was published in twenty countries and eighteen languages.
In Graveyard Shift, a ragtag group of night shift workers meet in the local cemetery to unearth the secrets lurking in an open grave.
“Shot through with cool, heavily dosed with ennui, and dense with people-pleasures.” – Olive Blake author, Atlas Six
Country Music Television (CMT)’s Next Women of Country, Julie Williams, drops her new EP, Tennessee Moon, on Oct. 17.
A single from the album, just friends, is out now.
Raised in Florida, Julie is turning heads in Nashville’s Americana music scene with her compelling blend of country storytelling, soft-yet-powerful vocal performance, and indie folk production.
In 2022, she joined the Black Opry, a collective of Black artists in country, blues and folk.
In June 2023, Julie released her self-titled EP, Julie Williams.
Songwriter/violinist Alice Hasen’s new EP, Dream of Rain, drops on Oct. 4.
Her previous release was the groove rock album, Violintro. The disc featured sparsely elegant funk and jazz arrangements, plus sly hip-hop and R&B beats. The songs related to self-actualization and environmental awareness.
Born in Vermont and residing in Memphis, TN, Alice is the leader of Alice Hasen and the Blaze, a fiddle-powered groove band that primarily plays Alice’s original compositions. She is also a member of the Blackwater Trio, an acoustic rock group.